Yes when i worked on tracky, one Saturday i got a nice Job yake the Royston Supporters to Oakwell, (GREAT) they were playing Sunderland at home the day started very Cold, overcast, and snowy looking what a miserable day for footy, it never brightened up it got even worse NoFlood lihts them days it was even to cole to snow Kick off time even worse, crowd about 2050 every one round the ground took cover ,where they could nobody at spion kop end second half Sunder land were attackin kop end, score 0 0 it statred to snow reluctanley, we got to the last 20 mins, Cloughie scored, noone was sure the crowd arguing , it was a goal, no it wasnt, the players trooped to he centre and went back and scored again they trooped back to te centre , more miserable arguin in the crow, i tell thee it wot a goal back they went and Clougie got a third i was at pontyend it was so dull so cold, the lights in the old stand were blinding the game ended to this day i couldnt tell you if 22 players walked, and even Brian Clough had to look in the sunday papers, to see if he had a hat trick i drove to Royston lads and Lasses, home and idid not get another run ,until i was given the Las Bus to ARDSLEY i got to Kendry, and heard a tap on my cab door it was the conductor, telling me people would not pay the fare, i went to see a load of people, well Peed, i said hey you lot pay or Sing, i started singing ILKLEY MOOR BAHT at i got em all home , stillsining who wants to be a buws driver i had to go to Korea first, watch it now theres still Afghan
Love your stories Bob. I read Clough's autobiography. He said he was an even better player than he was a manager. Good old big'ead
